500 days without her
Histerya500 days without her
Histerya500 days without her
After suffering so much, to the point of dying, of wanting my heart to be ripped out of my body, I understood. There is life without it. It existed 500 days ago and may exist 500 days later. A lifetime later. But first I have to start with the first day. And then another 499.
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Nha, oi. Meu nome é Natalia, nat para os intimos, então podem me chamar de Natalia. *ba dum tssssss* Eu sei, sou super hil&aac...
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